The University of Arizona

Vol 38, No 2 (March 1985)

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Articles

  1. President's Address.

    PDF 98-99
  2. Rough fescue response to season and intensity of defoliation.

    A. McLean, S. Wikeem

    PDF 100-103
  3. Western wheatgrass responses to simulated grazing.

    D.O. Stroud, R.H. Hart, M.J. Samuel, J.D. Rodgers

    PDF 103-108
  4. Effects of sulfur fertilization on productivity and botanical composition of California annual grassland.

    R.M. Caldwell, J.W. Menke, D.A. Duncan

    PDF 108-113
  5. Germination, forage yield, and seed production of American sloughgrass (Beckmannia syzigachne).

    A. Boe, R. Wynia

    PDF 114-116
  6. Germination responses of greasewood (Sarcobatus vermiculatus) to temperature, water potential and specific ions.

    J.T. Romo, L.E. Eddleman

    PDF 117-120
  7. Discing and seeding effects on sod bound mixed prairie.

    M. Hart, S.S. Waller, S.R. Lowry, R.N. Gates

    PDF 121-125
  8. Emergence and establishment of basin wild-rye and tall wheatgrass in relation to moisture and salinity.

    B.A. Roundy

    PDF 126-131
  9. Recovery of sagebrush-grass vegetation following wildfire.

    N.E. West, M.A. Hassan

    PDF 131-134
  10. Effects of regulated water flows on regeneration of fremont cottonwood.

    P. Fenner, W.W. Brady, D.R. Patton

    PDF 135-138
  11. Performance and phosphorus status of range cows with and without phosphorus supplementation.

    M.B. Judkins, J.D. Wallace, E.E. Parker, J.D. Wright

    PDF 139-143
  12. Comparison of heifer weight gains and forage quality for continuous and short-duration grazing systems.

    H.G. Jung, R.W. Rice, L.J. Koong

    PDF 144-148
  13. Leafy spurge control with herbicides in North Dakota: 20-year summary.

    R.G. Lym, C.G. Messersmith

    PDF 149-154
  14. Seasonal trends in the chemical composition of ten range plants in south Texas.

    M.W. Meyer, R.D. Brown

    PDF 154-157
  15. The decline of the Angora goat industry in three Texas counties.

    J.H. Schrivner

    PDF 158-162
  16. Seasonal nutrient estimates of mule deer diets in the Texas Panhandle.

    B.F. Sowell, B.H. Koerth, F.C. Bryant

    PDF 163-167
  17. Values of four communities for mule deer on ranges with limited summer habitat.

    D.D. Austin, P.J. Urness

    PDF 167-171
  18. Particle size changes in rumens of cattle grazing Kansas Flint Hills range.

    J.R. Forwood, C.E. Owensby, G. Towne

    PDF 171-176
  19. Effects of forage availability on grazing behavior of heifers.

    D.L. Scarnecchia, A.S. Nastis, J.C. Malechek

    PDF 177-180
  20. Estimation of fecal output and particulate passage rate with a pulse dose of ytterbium-labeled forage.

    L.J. Krysl, F.T. McCollum, M.L. Galyean

    PDF 180-182
  21. An effective fecal harness for free-grazing goats.

    J.A. Pfister

    PDF 184-185
  22. A new esophageal plug.

    J.W. Walker, J.W. Stuth, R.K. Heitschmidt, S.L. Dowhower

    PDF 185-186
  23. A precision planter for seedling emergence evaluation.

    G.W. Frasier

    PDF 187-190